The Swagman Chinook Bike Rack for 2 Bikes # S64683 can indeed be used on your 33 Foot Class A Motorhome. Though most motorhomes will have a 2" hitch, this can also fit the smaller 1-1/4" hitch as well. The locking anti-rattle hitch pin will also keep the rack securely in place once installed. view full answer...
We have a compatible replacement for the cutout hole of your Jensen VR209TP but you would lose the camera function you currently have. The Furrion RV Stereo - Double DIN - HDMI, AUX/USB, Bluetooth - 3 Zone - 12V # DV1230BL has similar dimensions and features 1 USB, 2 RCA inputs, 1 RCA output, 1 headphone, 1 auxiliary, 2 HDMI, and 1 subwoofer terminal to allow you to link pretty much any device you want. The Bluetooth capability provides hands-free calling from your smartphone and this system... view full answer...
We have no way of knowing what door latch is on any motorhome, so we can't tell you if there is a direct fit; the only option we have for a motorhome entry door latch is the Bauer Products Motorhome Door Lock # BA64FR.
The # BA64FR is a replacement for a Bauer BP-12RVLP or Trimark 060-0650 standard entry door latch, or any door that is 1-1/4" to 1-1/2" thick with a latch cut out that measures 5-1/4" wide x 4-1/2" tall. view full answer...
When it comes to choosing the correct size converter charger you'll simply need 10% of the total amp hour rating of your battery bank up to the max amperage that the battery can handle, which is typically listed on the battery. In your case your battery bank is 270 amp hours (if wired in parallel) so you would need a minimum 27 amp charger.
The Progressive Dynamics # PD9245C has a 45 amp rating so it would be sufficient. If you wanted to go with a higher amperage charger to recharge your... view full answer...
You should be able to use the etrailer Hitch Extender # e88YR with the Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack # HLY64FR. You will need to ensure the receiver on your class A RV motorhome is rated for at least twice as much weight as bike rack(64lbs) and your bikes. This is due to the extension reducing capacity by 50%. So with bikes weighing 64lbs each that would require a receiver rated for at least 384lbs of tongue weight. For 80lb bikes which is the maximum the bike rack can carry you need... view full answer...
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